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Setsuko Hayashi grew up in a small house in Kanazawa and has kept a house in Ohio for forty years. This is her Japanese way of keeping a home, written down one day at a time, in large print.

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Thirty days, room by room, with the reason written next to every step.
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Days 8 to 30 are in the whole guide: the bath, the closet, keepsakes, and what you stop buying.
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The Japanese way of keeping house
Thirty days, fifteen minutes each, and a home that asks less of you every week.
A Japanese home is not cleaned more. It is kept, a little every day: one drawer, one shelf, one habit at a time. Every day in the guide gives you the job, the steps with amounts and times, why it works with its source, the common mistakes, and a five-minute version for a tired day.
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Yes. The main text is set at 16 to 18 points with wide spacing, so you can read it at arm's length without hunting for your glasses.
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No. Everything in the guide is something you already have, or can find at a supermarket or hardware store.
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Setsuko Hayashi is the storyteller who narrates our channel, a character we created. The guide is written by our team. We say this plainly because you should know who you are buying from.
Open the drawer by the stove. Take out what has a melted edge. That is the whole first day.
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